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using ntk sensors at the moment, currently trying some different things to keep them all going at one time. some of them drop out at times and its been challenging to keep them up. 2 of the o2's are part of the main facory harness and the rest of them are added on and comm thru the can system along with all 8 egts


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using ntk sensors at the moment, currently trying some different things to keep them all going at one time. some of them drop out at times and its been challenging to keep them up. 2 of the o2's are part of the main facory harness and the rest of them are added on and comm thru the can system along with all 8 egts


Andre Nunez any help with this?? I understand why you're out of inputs now and used a different toggle switch (PB) panel.
 
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Ive asked him a few questions in the past but not about this, there tech line is pretty good as well. from my experience some things we just have to figure out on our own, and asking others(pro mod guys) helps alot if they will tell ya anything


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Originally posted by seabass: from my experience some things we just have to figure out on our own, and asking others(pro mod guys) helps alot if they will tell ya anything


All this efi stuff is somehow top secret to some that have it. Getting advice on best way can be hard. Those in the business want your money, and I understand, but don’t have all the correct answers.

If you haven’t already, consider contacting Glenn Payne @ MadRacingParts.com . Glenn is a Holley / FuelTech dealer, is extremely knowledgeable and easy to talk with. He might have what you’re looking for or good advice FS.

He sells NTK sensors calibrated to Holley / FuelTech for 65% the factory price. And he can calibrate what you have if adding more or replacing. I’ve purchased from him, and had some items machined by him as well.
 
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mark that appears could be a very helpfull source of info and help, thanks


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This thing looks interesting. Its not been approved by NHRA YET!

https://precisionreaction.com/



I pulled the trigger on one, hope to wire it up for some preseason testing in the next couple of weeks.

I like what I got so far, just thinking about how / where I'll mount it.


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Originally posted by seabass: from my experience some things we just have to figure out on our own, and asking others(pro mod guys) helps alot if they will tell ya anything


All this efi stuff is somehow top secret to some that have it. Getting advice on best way can be hard. Those in the business want your money, and I understand, but don’t have all the correct answers.

If you haven’t already, consider contacting Glenn Payne @ MadRacingParts.com . Glenn is a Holley / FuelTech dealer, is extremely knowledgeable and easy to talk with. He might have what you’re looking for or good advice FS.

He sells NTK sensors calibrated to Holley / FuelTech for 65% the factory price. And he can calibrate what you have if adding more or replacing. I’ve purchased from him, and had some items machined by him as well.


Thanks


J.R. Baxter

""Fathom the hypocrisy of a Government that requires every citizen to prove they are insured ..but not everyone must prove they are a citizen."

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I remember when dual point distributors with an Acell coil was the hot ticket!
I just don't see the need to spend more money for a bracket races.
Has anyone that swapped to Efi get better reaction times and drive the top end better because of Efi?
Efi looks like to many wires to go wrong IMO.



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It’s not for everyone but i do believe its more consistent, when the rest of the combo is right


J.R. Baxter

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Abruzzi
 
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Efi looks like to many wires to go wrong IMO


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looks like he is almost finished with it


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Old wiring'

New wiring
 
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Got the nose and hood mounted, there is a small fortune in DRS black Dzus fasteners on this build.
Engine assembly has begun, new 9 inch Abruzzi converter on the way


 
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Nice Steve! What class??


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Nice Steve! What class??


Our local track XRP has a huge very well supported index program, its something I have never done so I am going to give it a try.
I need to keep it slow so I don't get tempted by TS, It has a current 6.0 NHRA sticker on the chassis
 
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Nice Steve! What class??


Our local track XRP has a huge very well supported index program, its something I have never done so I am going to give it a try.
I need to keep it slow so I don't get tempted by TS, It has a current 6.0 NHRA sticker on the chassis


Tempted! I like that!
Local program sounds good.
Wish Sonoma had a program….


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Originally posted by Big Steve: I don't get tempted by TS, It has a current 6.0 NHRA sticker on the chassis


TS
 
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Originally posted by 329L:
This thing looks interesting. Its not been approved by NHRA YET!

https://precisionreaction.com/



I pulled the trigger on one, hope to wire it up for some preseason testing in the next couple of weeks.

I like what I got so far, just thinking about how / where I'll mount it.



Got it, wired it up, it's real simple, ran some static tests, setup and functions are simple, I'm excited to get to the track and try it out.

I recommend.

SL, hit him up for some ad space!!!


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I fired my driver (me) and brought in a new, far more talented driver, 7 time Wally Winner Jessica Wall.

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I fired my driver (me) and brought in a new, far more talented driver, 7 time Wally Winner Jessica Wall.

Bob


Well if nothing else I bet she is better looking
 
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